China condemns US ban on three genetics companies over alleged ties to Uyghur forced labor
China's Ministry of Commerce condemned US restrictions on BGI Genomics, MGI Tech and Shenzhen BGI Technology (BGI Group), added to a list of entities barred from imports over alleged links to Uyghur forced labor in Xinjiang. Beijing called the measure protectionist and warned it will take the necessary steps to defend its interests. BGI Group said the restrictions will not have a significant impact on its operations and MGI Tech announced it will appeal its listing. The US list now totals 190 entities.
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- The US added BGI Genomics, MGI Tech and Shenzhen BGI Technology to its list of entities subject to import restrictions over alleged ties to forced labor.
- China expressed its "strong condemnation" and accused Washington of using human rights as a protectionist pretext.
- BGI Group said the measure will not have a significant impact on its operations and MGI Tech announced it will appeal.
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